Unique identifiers assigned to Plant Ontology developer groups
Pankaj Jaiswal
pj37 at cornell.edu
Tue Nov 4 19:15:51 EST 2003
Unique identifiers assigned to Plant Ontology developer groups
Every term in the anatomy or developmental stage ontology is identified by a
unique identifier. Under the conventions that we have already established, the
syntax of a PO identifier is PO:nnnnnnn, where nnnnnnn is a zero-padded unique
integer of seven digits.
In order to ensure database integrity, identifiers are never removed. Terms that
are retired(deleted) from the ontology are moved into the obsolete category. To
ensure that the same identifier is not used twice, each participating group will
be assigned non-overlapping ID ranges and listed on this page for documentation
purposes. These ranges will automatically act as (internal) identifiers for the
group that submitted the term. If you want the identifiers assigned to your
group, please send and e mail to po-dev at plantontology.org
Group identifier range (from-to)
TAIR 0000001-0005000
Gramene 0005001-0010000
IRRI 0010001-0015000
MaizeDB 0015001-0020000-->Change group name to MaizeGDB
For the above 4 groups, the range was assigned prior to the award of this
project http://www.plantontology.org/doc/poc_project.html
Toby Kellogg 0020001-0025000
Open 0025001-0030000
Open 0030001-0035000
Open 0035001-0040000
Open 0040001-0045000
Open 0045001-0050000
Open 0050001-0055000
Setting your range of numbers within DAG-Edit.
Once you have claimed a set of numbers from the ontology numbers file, you must
also set these numbers within the configuration file of DAG-Edit. To do this you
should open DAG-Edit, and chose from the 'plugins' menu the 'DAG-Edit
Configuration Manager'. Within this window you can now fill in your range of
numbers, starting in the 'start of id range' line and finishing in the 'End of
id range' line. Press 'Save Configuration' to save your changes.
In order to avoid conflicts, any new term contributed by the group should carry
the Ontology term identifier from the assigned range.
It is also an easy way to track the contribution.
Pankaj
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